Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1931, Page 60

WALSH TO ANSWE SHAW'S B0OB TALK Vice President of Georgetown to Be Heard on Radio Hook- up in Russian Discussion. Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, S. J. of| Georgetown University, will broadcast a reply to George Bernard Shaw’s “'boob” talk to the United States next Sunday over a coast-to-coast network of the Columbia Broadcasting System. “America, Russia and George Ber- nard Shaw” will be the title of the re- | turn broadside which the Georgetown | gducator and priest will deliver at 1 oclock, the same Sunday hour that| Shaw was airing his Russo-American views over the Columbia network, and will occupy the same amount of time— hialf an hour. The discussion will, there- fore, have resolved itself into a joint | debate on one of the great world prob- | +lems of the Dr. Walsh was chosen by the Colum- | bia officials ake tne repiy after be- | ing deluged nunications from ¥ ng that some Ameni- | on Russia be given that | ator, a_former | Relief Mission | of the Vatican a. is regarded inter- e of the foremost au-| he Soviet question. He has | conducted for scven years an annual series of lectures at Georgetown Uni- versity for the general public, at which the dc\nlopmrnu in Russia are studied. h travels widely srching for new made exten- r East. vice president of is also regent of the ce. He is the ad volumes on Fall of the other “The a . Soviet Five-Year Plan FATAL AUTO ACCIDENTS SHOW SLIGHT DECLINE 718 for Month, Compared by U. §. Data With 753 During Same Period of Last Year. were killed during the four Commerce | ng four weeks period ending Octo- of the 82 cities was as compared with 8826 period the year before. 9.054 killed for the same Given 90 Days for Theft. ted of taking a_raincoat from ile of Jacob H. Rudolph, Corps, which was narked th reet and Constitu- Wi 'mm" 217, uaa {ho event at The Word and We Will Supply the Blank Books E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. MT. VERNON STEAMER | {4:31, 7:39 and 9:52 p.m. Stage showa‘ THE EVE MICHIGAN PARK:BODY ELECTS E. J. BRENNAN Presidency -Vacated by Ralph J. Endicott Filled at Meeting " sec- | of Association, u,} : — e TN E. J. Brennan was elected president of the Michigan Park Citifens' Asso- | clation in a special election held before the regular meeting of the group last ING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—"The Sex Fable” at 2:15 lnd 8:15 pm. - ational—Earl Carroll's “Vanities,' at . 20 p.m. Gayety—"Parisian Beautles,” at 2:16 and 8:15 pm. R-K-O Keith's—"Devotion,” week, at 11:40 am. 1:40, 3:40, ilfl 7:40 and 9:40 Rialto—" Eph‘!t of Nolre Dame,” at 11:38 a.m., 1:36, 3:35, 5:33, 7:37 and 9:41 pm. Palace—"“The Unholy Garden.” 11:30 a.m., 2, 4:35, 7:05 and 9:40 p.m. Stage shows at 1:20, 3:55, 6:30 and 9 p.m. Columbia—“Monkey Business,” sec- ond week, at 11:45 a.m., 1:45, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9240 p.m. Fox—"Sob Sister,” at 3912 Twelfth street northeast. He will succeed Ralph J. Endicott, , who was forced to tender his resigna- tion due to the pressure of business. The association unanimously adopted the resolution, introduced by W. M. i 1ial, 3:4, 6183 and 905 pin. | Deviny, o gubeni formal bt ierars e e ot S aP ‘i0:07 | concerning the nulsance and incon- p venience caused residents of the section pm. Stage shows at 12:52, 3:39, 6:33 | by B & O. Rallroad trains blocking the mglv’ol}ll pPg‘rmml Maid,” at 2:30, Michigan avenue grade crossing for L IO B | more than the lawful length of -time. Céntral—“Woman of Experience,” 11 ‘m{’ e s tmier viix a.m. to 11 p.m, only five minutes, it was said that the nfim;'-‘?-""* ‘Bad Girl” at 6, 7:50 | raiiroad was failing to observe this law al p.m | and sometimes trains have blocked the = | street for a half hour. Arrests have SENTENCED TO 450 DAYS ibeen made and employes of the road taken to Police Court. | "To be included in the protest con- | Check Passer, Pleading Guilty, Re- | CCring the yoad will be & complsint cently Released From Jail. at 12:05, 2:18, about smoke caused by the locomotives. | “"The group will endeavor to obt the -immediate construction of Pleading guilty to four bad-check | eight-room school to take the place of charges, Charles R. Schroth, 40, was |the three-room structure. A survey sentenced to 450 days in jail by Judge | will be ‘made to ascertain the number hn P. McMahon in Police Court yes- | of families which could be served by terday. The checks, which detectives | a suitable school in the neighbor said totaled $52, were given to various| The association will participate grocery stores. | the general Hafloween celebration being Schroth is said to have a “long” |planned by the Federation of Citizens’ police record. Judge McMahon de- | Associations. It was decided to back clared he made the sentence heavy be- | the efforts of World War veterans of cause the man had just been released | the vicinity to form the “Bunker Hill from jail. | Post,” American Legion. A Stll Bigg Dollar’s Wort/z’ Under George's amazing Two-Year PLAN—pri have been drooped to almost unbelievable low levels. This is the first Dollar Sale we've held under this new pslicy and a glance at the val listed will convince you that your dollar Suys you more than ever NOW! George & Co.’s Regular $1.50 & $2 SHIRTS The first shirts of this a ity to be sold at $1.00. Plain- colér broadcloth, in blue, green, tan and gray. Neck- bands in white and striped. Two colla Sizes 14/ to 17 s 5] Men's Fancy Golf Hose. 10 to 12. Sweet Orr Over- alls. Blue or sl white. Regu- S0c Part-Wool 0Odd).otof$3 Sample Hats. Sizes 7 & 714. Charles Macalester Tpder U. 5. Government. inspection Leaves Seventh ‘harf Daily 10 A.M. and 2.00 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ HOUR Kodak FINISHING FILMS 5065555 Sam Win $5.00 weekls brise’ for bert phote. Prize winner on display in our window. COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY A Great Special FRIDAY and SATURDAY $1.25 Padres Wine Elixir Tonic 79¢ GIBSON’S 919 G St. NW. ~d RAW BAR Clams Oysters Lobsters Crab Meat Luncheon, 45¢ Dinners, 65¢ de Rooy’s 1405 L N.W. Open Tl 12 Nationally Famous Restaurant lar sizes Hose. Black @ oxford and l natural. 4 prs. Broadcloth Shirts. e i 81 511 17. 2 for.. Blue Work Shirts. Sizes 14} to $ 17. 1 3 for....... Ribbed Shirts o r Drawers. 2 garments.... Van sen Heu- Collars. Fancy Shorts or Athletic Shirts. 4 garments “Under khnzzi," George’s : Daring 2-Year * Plan Boys’ Union Suits. Random col- sl One Dollar Acts More ors. Sizes6 to $1| Likesz 16. 2for s Boys’ All-Wooel 5 2 weaters. Pull-over Men's Split style. Royal s Gloves. blue, navy, 1 tan, green.. Domet Flannel Pajamas or nightshirts. Well made and full cut. . Rein- - g or Long or short sleeve Ankle - length sl Regular sizes. Rayon Pure Thread Silk Hose. forced with rayon. Black and navy. 25¢ Plain-color double sole and v heel; black, tan, grey, and white. ~ Sizes 10-12. drawers. S 2 garments 75c and $1.00 Ties, lined and handmade; large assort- sl $1 Men’s Mufflers. squares in_the new Fall shades. ~ Formerly sold for $1.00 2 for ment in figures and stripes. 2 for........ $1.39 Shirts and Draw- ers, 259 wool, satin- faced drawers w REQUEST THE RETURN OF ANYTHING THAT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR.LESS ELSEWHERE Steamed Oysters Chincoteague on Half Shell Fried and Stewed With Shoestring Potatoes, S1.50 Lobster Salad, $1.25 BROILED LIVE LOBSTER ] All Fresh Fish in Season Open_ Till 12 P.M. 11th uul Potomac River Met. 9762—Phones—Met. 6708 . 7 night in the Boy Scouts’ auditorium, | | STAR, WASHINGTON, AMUSEMENTS. SHUBERT, :15 Toda: g 'SEX FABLE ACO."U'M MRS. PA'I‘IIGK CAMPBELL ROLAND SQUIRE Htaged by Mr. Miller NEXT MON, SEATS NOW MESSRS. SHUBERT Present in a motable reviva' of ““THE MIKADO"’ With a Distinguished cast of Gllbert & jtars and Chorns of 100. PRINCFSS 11 ine. “5o00 VICTOR HICLAOLEN in “Annabelle’s Affairs” ___Also_Comedy. 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KLOWN:! and A HUGE uu’ OF SPECIALTY ARTISTS ‘f MILLION DOLLARSJ \WORTH OF LAFFS § ¢ TOMORROW - - A Mother’s Hungry Heart Yearning for Her Baby Which the Law Refused to Return The Year’s Outstand- ing Picture of Mother Love WITH ESTELLE ELISSA LANDI VICTOR Mc LAGLEN STAGE FANCHON+ MARCOS BROKEN DOLLS IN PERSON The Screen’s Most Fascinating Star Presenting A Cycle Of Songs Mowats o Hardy Three Comets Edward Hill Gautier's Hot Dogs Sunkist Dancing Dolls -Raising, Spine-Tingling, Seat-Gripping HAROLD “RED” GRANGE In “THE GALLOPING GHOST” e Now dmasing Footboll Serial Ever, Made 7 ama 550 P 20 Bhows Only DANCING BN ERons, SETi Cesson. & dance Hat. ¥e. 8 to 12 TT45 ¥ 8¢, mwe 18t 1. Met. 3050, Mr. Hayaen has be riin llnlhl‘ an Clatses now . forming at robatic, Reducing lor adults M 1 T‘&um“'l%‘ STAFPORD TNER TO MA Decial A\mnélon Gifen Cuiidren: onn. Ave. FPhome North me N 1 'n"" nfnfi'fi' Gultare, :m:' ?3':“: i > Place "5‘- 825 eaot B3t Wood l..EROY H THAYER c-.-m«e-a n@-u Decatur 5130 * ‘ Will Be With Us Starting Sunday Matinee i nsideration. par- mfll,. careful T8 e “LEESE OPTICAL CO. 614 9th St. N.W. AMUSEMENTS. ATU RI)AY He Saved The Fulmly Hon- or—And Tamed The Fiery T.mptvm By Physocal Force!! AS THE ALLURING SIREN Comedy—Drema With WARREN WILLIAM AN FRESCOTT HE.MAN— 'ITH'A‘NE' mmnmmofin‘—u‘vv‘«um. SRAND“OF#LOVE. : ASSISTED BY BEBE STANTON . Six Belford Maxine Doy WASHINGTON'S ONLY IEAL VAUBIVILL! LEWIS & MOORE Last '3 Days YEAR'S GREATEST DRAMA ‘s STAR FINAL" Herry! ¢ Hurry! Horry! Aremi Prcsers luv:]mus m.mms Ifllll HOPKINS REGIS TOOMEY AND OTHERS Mogasine Us "SNAVHIED GLASS” Sfl.!('IED "SHORTS SATURDAY 7 1824 AND G STREETS* AND BLOOD® DRAMA OF CROSSE®D LOVE. « ADOLIHE MENJOULIEY DAMITA AMUGH HERBENT XEAURENCE OLIVIER % " %Eric Yon Steohein Wofaadenick. finrt The srengerery o8 wemen sormyad » hor way foved be- A Masquers’ Comedy WHEELER ~ WOOLSEY ‘Oh! Oh! Cleopatra’ RKO Pathe News “Noil Below Zere” Jeaturing Craveth Wells Noted Explorer Last Times Todu)—. na Hurdmg in “Devotion” NATIONAL |/ 1o SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IYIPIINIY CONCERTS ;f"' i T.."i‘“f SUNDAY CONCERTS Nov. u. Nov. n. Dee. 1. 13, 3 tt-" l’l' 5, ‘Tonite, 8:20 Mat, Sat., 2:20 ."":l.: $3.50. Sat. Mat., ' EARL CARROLL o VANITIES 60 SCENES—1,000 LAUGHS orwm’: t::m York Production Diect from :J"."fi....."' s £ OF THE MOST 8 O GIiRLS IN THE WOR NEXT SUNDAY NITE AT 8:20 GREATEST OF ALL MUSICALS Nights, $1. !‘l-l'...‘. £230, §3, §3.85. ‘sa Mat. 1, 1. 2. JOE COOK . FINE ‘DANDY